Linking notes not only builds a relationship, it also creates a quick way to access information on the web, within a document saved on a computer, or in another place within the OneNote notebook. This video demonstrates how to link content in three ways—from the Ribbon, a keyboard shortcut, and the right-click menu.
- [Instructor] Notes, in print or digital format,…often relate to other notes or other places of reference,…whether that's files or websites.…I'm going to show you how you can link your notes…to these places of reference.…There are three ways you can do this:…from the ribbon, with the keyboard shortcut Control + K,…or a right click over selected text.…Let's get started by selecting a word or sentence within…a text container that we want to link other content to.…Since we already have this title selected,…let's go ahead and use that.…
Now, we'll follow the right click method…and we'll go ahead and click Link,…and we get the Link menu.…There's three types of links that we can setup.…We can link to a web address, we can link to a file,…or we can link to another place…within this OneNote notebook.…Before we actually create the link,…notice that the Text to Display is being picked up…from the selection on the page.…In this case, let's link to a file…to give this note a little more context.…We're going to browse out to the My Documents folder.…
Author
Heather Severino
Released
4/11/2017- Using shortcuts
- Customizing the canvas view
- Merging content containers to consolidate ideas
- Password protecting notebook sections
- Taking meeting notes directly in an Outlook meeting
- Converting handwritten text to typed text
- Converting hand-drawn shapes to polished symmetrical shapes
- Importing content from other apps
- Sharing notes in a Skype for Business meeting
- Marking up web pages and saving to a notebook
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 10s
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1. Top Ten Power Shortcuts
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Insert files or printouts5m 39s
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2. Set Up and Organize Your Notebooks
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3. Take Better Notes
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4. Improve the Look of Your Notes
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5. Import Content from Other Apps
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 2s
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